American College of Physicians Recognizes Medical School Faculty
Dr. Josh Henderson, Mobridge, South Dakota, is chief of staff at Mobridge Regional Health and Clinics. He also serves as a clinical assistant professor in internal medicine and helps mentor USD medical students who study and work in the medical school’s FARM program at the Mobridge hospital. Henderson was named early career physician of the year by ACP’s South Dakota chapter.
Dr. Catherine Gerrish has an internal medicine practice in Watertown, South Dakota, and also serves as a clinical assistant professor in internal medicine for the USD Sanford School of Medicine. She is former chief of staff at Prairie Lakes Hospital and is a graduate of the USD Sanford School of Medicine. Gerrish was honored with ACP’s South Dakota Chapter Laureate Award for medical excellence, as well as for her commitment to education, community and the medical profession.
Dr. Tim Ridgway is the director of endoscopy at the Veterans Affairs hospital in Sioux Falls. He also serves as executive dean, associate professor and dean of faculty affairs at the USD Sanford School of Medicine. Ridgway, a graduate of the med school and a resident of Brandon, South Dakota, was named ACP’s South Dakota Chapter Teacher of the Year.
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